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Westpac, ANZ, NAB appear before parliamentary inquiry into AI — as it happened

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By Yiying Li
| MSN Australia Verified
business reporters Daniel Ziffer and Yiying Li Three of the Big Four banks have appeared at a joint parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence this afternoon, providing insights into how they are protecting customer data. The float of AI company Firmus has been scrapped, throwing plans to list the company into chaos. At one point, the company was expected to rocket into the top 20 most valuable firms in the nation.
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Markets live updates: Westpac, ANZ, NAB to appear before parliamentary inquiry into AI

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By Yiying Li
| MSN Australia Verified
business reporters Daniel Ziffer and Yiying Li Three of the big four banks are set to appear at a joint parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence this afternoon and provide some insight into how they are protecting customer data. The float of AI company Firmus has been scrapped, throwing into chaos plans to list a company expected at one point to rocket into the top 20 most valuable firms in the nation.
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Jobseekers exploited by recruitment scammers on LinkedIn

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By Yiying Li
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Tony Young is one of many Australians who have applied for work only to realise afterwards it was a scam. The former tech executive has sent out applications for more than 400 jobs over the past three years. While responding to a job advertisement on LinkedIn, Tony was contacted by someone claiming to be a consultant who could help improve his resume.
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